結束

けっそく
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1

Unity; solidarity—the state of members of a group being united and cooperating to achieve a common goal.

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チームが結束して最後まで戦った。

The team united and fought to the end.

地域の災害時には住民の結束が何より重要だ。

In regional disasters, residents' solidarity is more important than anything.

新しいプロジェクトで結束を高めるために合宿を行った。

We held a retreat to strengthen unity for the new project.

2

Bundling or binding—tying things together with a cord, band, etc.

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出荷前に段ボールを結束して倉庫に送った。

Before shipping, we bundled the boxes and sent them to the warehouse.

資材は結束されて届けられたので、そのまま保管した。

The materials were delivered bundled, so we stored them as they were.

3

Archaic: to put on clothing or armor (an old usage no longer common in modern Japanese).

NounIrregular VerbTransitive VerbIntransitive VerbArchaic

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古文書には武将が出陣前に結束したと書かれている。

Old records state that the commander 'kessoku' (put on his armor) before departing to battle.

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